My neighbour plucked these Chinese turnips out of his garden and gave them to me the other day. They don't come fresher than that! His small grandchildren told husband M they would be stopping by for candy on Halloween. It made me realize I should have some handy. They will just be going to a friend's place as well, not too many stops this year.
I see that I have made pickles out of these turnips in the past, but they can be cooked as a vegetable too.
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Lucky you! I would eat them raw :-)
They look very well
How nice of your neighbour! What do they taste like? I only know The turnips grown in Europe. Hugs, Valerie
Oh, I am sure they would be good in a stirfry too! We have grown some of those. Awesome.
So nice. Can't wait to see what you make.
Awesome vegetables. So good to have this season.
Don't forget to use the turnip greens too!
Valerie they are in the radish family with a mild taste. It tastes like regular turnip when cooked but can be eaten raw.
How nice of your neighbour!
Happy Tuesday, Christine.
I love it!
Bjxxx
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I did try but they were quite hard and chewy for me.
fresh stuffs..
Wonderful to get straight out of the ground produce! I love turnips!
Nunca he cocinado nabos chinos así que ni idea. Te mando un beso
They look sort like radishes.
Coffee is on and stay safe
For a minute there I thought you were going to say you were going to candy those turnips for Halloween.
it should be delicious :)
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I don't think I have come across Chinese turnips, but I never met a veggie I didn't like.
Nice gift for sure. We not longer have kids stopping by the house. They all grew up and now kids go to Old Town.
That was so nice of your neighbour ...
The grandchildren are getting very excited about Halloween :)
All the best Jan
yeah trick or treating will prob be pretty slow, and nothing here which is fine lol
Looks very fresh!
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